TREE NEWS update: China will take necessary measures to safeguard the rights of its companies after the US banned imports from three Chinese biotech firms over alleged forced labor, Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said at an Oct. 29 briefing. Guo said Beijing strongly opposes the move, calling the forced-labor claim a lie fabricated by anti-China elements, and urged Washington to stop using human-rights pretexts to interfere in China’s internal affairs.
China Warns of Countermeasures After US Bans Imports from Three Chinese Biotech Firms
The dispute extends beyond trade into reputational risk: a forced-labor designation can affect a company's access to Western supply chains and financing regardless of the underlying facts, and Beijing's vow of countermeasures signals the issue is now a bilateral bargaining chip. For biotech and broader RWA-adjacent supply chains, the open question is whether such import bans become a template applied to other sectors, and how Chinese retaliation targets US firms in response.
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